Image-based research : a sourcebook for qualitative researchers /
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London New York :
RoutledgeFalmer,
1998
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Table of Contents:
- Part 1: A theoretical overview of image-based research - Chapter 1: Visual anthropology: image, object and interpretation / Marcus Banks
- Chapter 2: An argument for visual sociology / Douglas Harper
- Chapter 3: Film-making and ethnographic research / Paul Henley
- Chapter 4: "The camera never lies". The partiality of photographic evidence / Brian Winston
- Chapter 5: Psychology and photographic theory / O?rla Cronin
- Chapter 6: Visual sociology, documentary photography, and photojournalism: itʹs (almost) all a matter of context / Howard S. Becker
- Chapter 7: The status of image-based research / Jon Prosser
- Part 2: Images in the research process - Chapter 8: Photographs within the sociological research process / Jon Prosser and Dona Schwartz
- Chapter 9: Remarks on visual competence as an integral part of ethnographic fieldwork practice: the visual availability / Michael Ball
- Chapter 10: Photocontext / Clem Adelman
- Chapter 11: Media convergence and social research: the Hathaway project / Rob Walker and Ron Lewis
- Chapter 12: The application of images in child abuse investigations / Hollida Wakefield and Ralph Underwager
- Part 3: Image-based research in practice - Chapter 13: Picture this! Class line-ups, vernacular portraits and lasting impressions of school / Claudia Mitchell and Sandra Weber
- Chapter 14: Interpreting family photography as pictorial communication / Richard Chalfen
- Chapter 15: Pupils using photographs in school self-evaluation / Michael Schratz and Ulrike Steiner-Lo?ffler
- Chapter 16: Cartoons and teachers: mediated visual images as data / Terry Warburton
- Chapter 17: Images and curriculum development in health education / Noreen M. Wetton and Jennifer McWhirter
- Chapter 18: Making meanings in art worlds: a sociological account of the career of John Constable and his oeuvre, with special reference to ʹthe Cornfieldʹ (homage to Howard Becker) / Elizabeth Chaplin.